BSc (Single Honours) Psychology Clinical and Mental Health with Foundation year

Course Overview This BSc Psychology (Clinical and Mental Health) program at the University of Roehampton provides students with essential clinical and counselling skills alongside a strong foundation in psychological science. It focuses on applying psychology to real-world mental health challenges from day one, preparing graduates for careers in clinical, counselling, and support roles. Students develop professional competencies through reflective practice and therapeutic communication in a supportive campus environment in southwest London. Key Program Highlights Gain clinical and counselling skills with hands-on experience in assessments and techniques Develop professional literacy and competencies valued in mental health-focused careers Explore contemporary psychological topics through a clinical lens, including disorders like schizophrenia, PTSD, and ADHD Work towards additional qualifications such as Mental Health First Aid certification Acquire advanced research and data analysis skills to support evidence-based practice